Narrative Essay About Being In Love

Have you ever relied on someone or something for happiness so much to the point that you begin to forget what actually matters in life? I have. The summer before my junior year in high school, I met someone who would soon become a very important part of my life. At the age of 16, I was extremely naïve and vulnerable. It is not uncommon for people this age to make mistakes and learn from them. For me, the mistake I made, was allowing myself to fall in love. From our first date to a St. Louis Cardinal’s game to our last date at our favorite restaurant almost two years later, I loved him with everything I had. While spending two years with someone, I began to change myself to accommodate him. Unfortunately, I changed myself in a negative way. I would have done absolutely anything for someone who was unwilling to anything for me. The person that I am today is completely

Everyone should be able to experience it at least once in their lifetime. Although I am still very young, I have experienced it for the first time, but definitely not the last. For the most part, my relationship with Drew was amazing. The majority of the time he made me extremely happy and I truly thought I saw a future with him. The problem was that even when I saw suspicious signs, I chose to ignore them because I thought there was no way he would ever hurt me. It wasn’t until September of 2015, right after we had spent a year together, that he told me he was not happy anymore. I cried to him, my family, and friends feeling like there would never be anyone as good as him. A week later, I received a call from him and when I answered all I heard were the sounds of him crying. Immediately I drove to his house and we talked for hours and once again I was on top of the world because he had told me that he could not imagine life without me. It was only a matter of time before he did the same exact thing once again forcing me to realize my self